4pm ceremony

A total of 380 graduands will graduate in person from the University of Otago with qualifications in science, at a ceremony at the Dunedin Town Hall at 4pm today.

A further 165 people will graduate in absentia. Ann Crawshaw, Aly Diana, Aaron Thomas Hendry, Maureen Jean Lobo, Arran Peter Murch, Tobias Michael Richter, Kate Michelle Ryder, Zhuoshi Zhang.

Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor

of Science

Ashleigh Siobhan De Gouw, Marilette Lotter.

Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Science

Amy Kathryn Bird.

Master of Science and Postgraduate Diploma in

Science

Sasheen Dowlath, master of science, microbiology, distinction; postgraduate diploma in science, microbiology, distinction.

Master of Science and Postgraduate Diploma in

Clinical Psychology

Zoe Morris Trainor, master of science, psychology, distinction.

Master of Science

Charlotte Beatrice Armstrong, biochemistry, distinction; Amy Therese Beeby, psychology, distinction; Jerusha Dianna Louise Bennett, ecology, distinction; Josephine Anne Cairns, geography, credit; Alexandra Jane Caulton, genetics, distinction; Brooklyn Kate Hayes, biochemistry, distinction; Michaela Sandy Hickland, biochemistry, credit; Sophie Louise Horton, geography, distinction; LiFu Hsiao, psychology, credit; Kenzie Louise Jackson, environmental management, distinction; Keresoma MJ Leaupepe, genetics, distinction; Daniel Hugh MacManus, physics, distinction; Meghan Anna Elizabeth MilnerJones, zoology, distinction; Renelyn Sistoza Parra, psychology, credit; Catherine Shoemack Thomas, psychology, distinction; Chantal Louise Whitby, environmental management, distinction.

Bachelor of Science with Honours and Bachelor of

Science

Jordan Finn Clarke, bachelor of science with honours, physics, first class; Michael Ross Perkinson, bachelor of science with honours, neuroscience, first class; Sii Yin Ting, bachelor of science with honours, food science, first class.

Bachelor of Science with Honours and Diploma for

Graduates

Hamish Daniel Prince, bachelor of science with honours, geography, first class; diploma for graduates (endorsed in music).

Bachelor of Science with

Honours

Samantha Jade Allan, geology, first class; Adam Bartonicek, psychology, first class; Frances Holly Blake, geology, first class; Joshua Randle Edward Clarke, computer science, second class (division 1), Mathew Donald Edward Denys, physics, first class; Caitlin Joanne Elborough, genetics, first class; Alice Emily Chamier Endersbee, chemistry, second class (division 1); Ioan Daniel Fuller, chemistry, first class; Harriet Elizabeth George, physics, first class; Kacee Leigh Grant, geology, second class (division 1); Eleni Catharina Ruarus Hackwell, neuroscience, first class; Tara Clare Hayward, psychology, first class; ChiaChuan Huang, statistics, first class; Michaela Ellen Hughes, genetics, first class; Romy Ivonne Kerbus, neuroscience, first class; Oliver Matthew King, physics, second class (division 1); Xueyao Lu, neuroscience, first class; Geena Molly McKenzieGoldsmith, microbiology, first class; Frances Grace McMullin, genetics, first class; Sara Tareq Tayseer Mustafa, human nutrition, first class; Michael William Ofman, geology, first class; Laura Kate Penrose, geology, first class; Helen Elisabeth Prime, physics, second class (division 1), Oliver William Rees, geology, first class; Aidan James Sherrington, neuroscience, first class; Victoria Jane Sugrue, anatomy, first class; Rilee Erana Thomas, geology, first class; Simone Xi Meng Thomas, microbiology, first class; Andrew Phillip Craig Underwood, physics, first class.

Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Applied Science

Kirby Lauren Teviotdale.

Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Commerce

Nicholas Vaughan Bennetto, Eliza Reasey ChenStuart, Tasman Riley Walker.